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Celebrate Filipino-American History Month every sunday
Shop, stroll, and dine in the safest manner possible while supporting your favorite Undiscovered food & retail vendors.
Be the first to experience UNDSCVRD sundayS
2 blocks of daytime outdoor dining, artisan markets, and street art in SOMA Pilipinas.
setting the gold standard for safety
Protecting you is our first priority and we aim to set the gold standard for safe outdoor spaces in San Francisco.
From temperature checks, onsite COVID-19 testing, and providing our vendors with gloves, face shields, and hand sanitizer, this is only the first wave of safety precautions we’re rolling out to keep you, our vendors, and our staff safe.
Market Details
DATE: Every Sunday starting October 4th
TIME: 11am-4pm
LOCATION: Folsom St. (Between 6th-8th)
Setting the Gold Standard with our COVID-19 Safety Protocols
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We want to revitalize businesses & invite you back to SOMA Pilipinas
Reboot Life
As we adapt to the new normal, we want to invite people back to SOMA Pilipinas while revitalizing local entrepreneurs and businesses.
Save Small BusinessES
We need to support our entrepreneurs or we’ll lose the character and diversity that they bring to our community.
Adapt to the New Normal
We’ve studied other outdoor functions, farmers markets, and more to hone in on the best safety practices to keep you safe.
Food vendors
UNCLE TITO
Formerly Straight Up Bar & Bites, serving up sliders that remix Filipino flavors.
Basil Thai
Not your ordinary Thai restaurant since 1995.
cat club
Premiere rock and roll dance club serving up house special dim sum.
trademark
A neighborhood sports bar with a secret craft cocktail kitchen, serving chef driven bar bites and boozy desserts.
Decant SF
Wine and craft beer bottle shop & bar
Ox & tiger
A Japanese & Filipino inspired pop-up
DELI BOARD SF
Nirvana for sandwich lovers, with sandwiches made from the best ingredients
Retail Vendors
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Activities
Chalk art
Chalk art designed by Raisa, a San Francisco native, second generation Filipina, artist and florist who works in mixed media, film photography, sculpture, and gouache.
10/25 @ 3:30pm: Inabel nga Indayon (Inabel Cradle)
A project by Rachel Lozada who is very humbled and excited to creatively and culturally engage the Filipino-American community in traditional Ilocano weaving. Inabel is the term for Ilocano handwoven fabrics.
10/25 @ 3pm: Diasporic Spirit Dance Ritwal for lakbai diwa
Dancers will perform living dance prayer and meditation for the world between 6th & 8th St at Undiscovered Sundays. Spirit Boats offerings of food, flowers, herbs and power objects and festooned with prayer flags.
Choreographed and Directed by Alleluia Panis with participating dance artists, music by Rachel Lastimosa.
Farmer's Market
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